In this category you will find financial articles and useful information on the topic -First time buyers.
First Home Buyer Guide
Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic we have seen a strong government response to stimulate the housing market, paying particular attention to the first home buyer. If you’re an inexperienc…
If you’re a buyer in Melbourne, it’s hard to happy about house prices surging. Of course, existing owners and sellers are grinning ear to ear.
But it hasn’t been all smooth sailing if you look back over t…
What Is A Credit Score?
When you start researching home loan information, you’ll read a lot about unfamiliar terms such as loan-to-value ratios, unconditional contracts and credit scores. You may have also discovered…
With forecasts for the rest of the 2021 calendar year for property prices to rise by 20%, making the decision to buy Australian property, whether it be a home or an investment property, can be tough, particularly when…
The main issue for many first-time homeowners and investors in the current property market is the ability to save a deposit.
With rapidly rising house prices, pulling together a deposit remains a struggle for many …
The Sydney property market is continuing its price charge, but if you’re hoping to buy within a reasonable distance of the CBD it pays to do your research. There are still some suburbs that offer a relatively affordab…
One of the key advantages to buying in Brisbane, compared with Sydney and Melbourne, is affordability.
It wasn’t that long ago that a house, 10 kilometres from the CBD, could still be found for $450,000. Compare th…
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered a budget like no other this year; and even more specifically, it has been a budget like nothing a conservative party government has ever handed down before. It is a big-spending, bi…
Apart from the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House, Sydney’s terraced housing in inner city suburbs such as Surry Hills, Paddington, Redfern and Glebe, is as iconic a representation of the Emerald City as anythi…
As the first wave of COVID reality bit the property market and resulted in a hard stall on activity, governments scrambled to get the engine room of the economy purring again via schemes and incentives. Property has l…
